Matt Wallace, ViaWest's director of cloud architecture, knew an all-flash array would give him a performance boost, but he also needed to manage that performance for multiple customers. That led him to SolidFire, which offers granular quality of service (QoS) for its flash arrays aimed at cloud providers.
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
ViaWest chooses SolidFire flash array for performance, storage QoS
Denver-based cloud service provider ViaWest turned to a SolidFire all-flash array for the underlying storage of its cloud to improve performance and management.
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
HDS launches in-house flash controller for VSP arrays
Hitachi Data Systems Corp. today launched its first solid-state storage product using its internally developed flash controller. The proprietary Hitachi Accelerated Flash storage module is available for the HDS Virtual Storage Platform (VSP) and uses Hitachi's flash memory controller and multi-level cell flash technology in a 2U flash tray.
Hitachi also unveiled a new 8U chassis built specifically for the Virtual Storage Platform. Each 2U flash tray contains 12, 1.6 terabyte (TB) flash modules. Each 8U flash chassis can hold up to four flash trays. One VSP system can hold four new flash chassis for a total of 6.4 TB to 76.8 TB per flash tray, and 307.2 TB of flash per system.
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